24 Mayto7 June
Two days in the stands at Roland Garros and thirteen more to enjoy the France few people know.
From France to Switzerland, by way of Paris, the Beaujolais vineyards, the Safari de Peaugres, the Alps, the spa at the Château de Pizay, the French Riviera and Monaco, in the same order you travel them.
The images in the video are a recreation. The photos along the route and in the album are from the group who travelled in 2024.
15days of travel
2days inside Roland Garros
8destinations across France, Monaco and Switzerland
20entries to sites and attractions
This is what the group who travelled in 2024 lived, with their own photos. The map draws itself as you scroll, and each leg brings its own roll of photos to swipe through.
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Two days inside. The rest of your life telling the story.
Entry to the Philippe Chatrier and the Suzanne Lenglen, plus the 18 side courts and the outdoor screens, where the early-round matches are played and the best tennis in the world is all on one site, with the freedom to move between courts and watch the practice sessions up close all day long.
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You don't tick the city off. You walk it, unhurried.
The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame and Montmartre, with the route planned so nobody has to rush from one place to the next. The boat trip on the Seine closes the day and shows the city from the water.
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This is where the France you never see on postcards begins.
A few days of sport and culture in Lyon, the country's second city. Then the vineyard, with a wine tasting and a cheese board, the village of Clochemerle and the Roche Folie walk.
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Eighty hectares where the animals roam free and you are the one passing through.
More than twelve hundred animals in a wood in the Ardèche. The visit starts by car, through the area where the animals roam free, and continues on foot among the elephants, the polar bears and the glass tunnel that brings you close to the tigers and the lions.
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The wine, the cheese and the Alps behind it all.
A walk through the region with the Alps as a backdrop, and the stroll along the Plage du Colombier. Further south, the river Drôme, the Croix de Justin, a tour of the village of Die and the walk up to the viewpoint.
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This is a fans' trip, but the racquet still goes in the suitcase.
Friendly matches, training and open play at the club, without the demands of the circuit and with the coaches alongside. And a full day at the spa of the Château de Pizay, in the heart of the vineyard, with sauna, waterfall shower, ice fountain, sensory shower, hammam and cold pool.
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The sea on one side, the most expensive yachts in the world on the other.
The beaches of Nice, the local food and the feel of the city, with time to walk and take in the most luxurious yachts in the world without rushing. Then the principality on foot, entry to the Oceanographic Museum and a Monte Carlo evening with its casino.
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And to finish, Geneva and the lake.
The train crosses into Switzerland for the final stretch. A tour of Geneva taking in the Jet d'Eau and the old town, and a hammam session to close the trip before the train back to Lyon.
20+ activities included in the plan, from the trains between cities to the entry to each place.
What people ask us most before booking their place.
From 24 May to 7 June 2027. The group leaves Colombia on the 23rd and arrives in Paris on the 24th.
Fifteen nights' accommodation with breakfast, taking in Roland Garros, Paris, the south of France, the French Riviera, Monaco and Switzerland.
No. This is the plan for those who want to enjoy tennis without competing. There is a day at a tennis club for anyone who wants to play, but the trip is built around experiencing Roland Garros from the stands.
We email you the price and the three payment options as soon as you register, along with the terms and conditions. Go ahead and take the first step, and the full details reach you with no obligation at all.
In three steps. You register with your details, you approve the terms and conditions that reach you by email, and you choose the way to pay. The registration form opens with the orange button in the corner.
No. Each traveller books Bogotá to Paris and Lyon to Bogotá themselves, so everyone chooses their own airline, stopovers and timing.
Everything on the list of what the trip includes is covered, from the trains between cities to entry to the Roland Garros grounds and the Oceanographic Museum. Anything not on that list is down to each traveller, such as a taxi you take on your own, entry to somewhere that isn't in the plan, or an outing you want to do away from the group. The idea is that you know from the start what is paid for and what isn't.
Breakfast is included on all fifteen days. Lunch and dinner are down to each traveller, and much of the group puts their lunch together at the supermarket or makes the most of the hotel breakfast, which is generous.
There is no fixed figure, it depends on each person's pace. Since breakfast is included and much of the group puts their lunch together at the supermarket, the daily spend tends to go mostly on treats, coffees and souvenirs. If you want a concrete figure to budget with, write to us and we'll tell you how previous groups have got on.
Hotels with an international breakfast, usually in twin rooms.
No, each traveller brings their own. Before buying one separately it is worth checking your credit card, because many already come with travel insurance when you pay for the flights with it. If yours includes it, confirm the cover and the number of days.
Yes, a trilingual guide accompanies and assists the group throughout the trip.
Write to us and we'll tell you about availability and payment options.
Sport Tennis Manager
Director, France
Colombia–France Program
Sport Tennis Director
Photos of the fans who have already made the trip, at Roland Garros, in Paris, the south of France and the French Riviera.
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